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Old 07-21-2014, 07:25 PM   #9
BloodyPheonix
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I learned electronics in high school, basic electrical theory is really easy and as long as you understand how to manipulate a formula and are able to memorize them you'll be fine. Not sure how the navy compares but I had no problems.

Sometimes it's better to go in knowing nothing because the navy wants you to do things the navy way, and unlearning things or modifying the way you do them can be hard.
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